Villa Li Mari - Costa Paradiso

Set on the hills of Costa Paradiso, Villa Li Mari is reached via a charming scenic road that gently guides the view toward the sea and introduces the authentic atmosphere of the area.

Scenic Entrance
From the two uncovered parking spaces, a natural granite stone staircase--perfectly integrated into the landscape--leads to the entrance of the villa, creating a harmonious... Read more

Set on the hills of Costa Paradiso, Villa Li Mari is reached via a charming scenic road that gently guides the view toward the sea and introduces the authentic atmosphere of the area.

Scenic Entrance
From the two uncovered parking spaces, a natural granite stone staircase--perfectly integrated into the landscape--leads to the entrance of the villa, creating a harmonious and scenic arrival.

Single-Level Layout
The property extends across a single level and is organized into two independent units, designed to ensure functionality, privacy and easy living.

Main House by Ponis
The main house, designed by Ponis, features a bright living area with large windows overlooking the sea, an open-space kitchen, and two double bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom. One of the bedrooms also includes a spacious walk-in wardrobe.

Lowered Lounge with an Intimate Atmosphere
The lounge, slightly lower than the rest of the home, is conceived as a cosy, natural environment that follows the soft lines of the terrain and enhances the feeling of intimacy.
Independent Dependance
The dependance includes a third bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, ideal for offering guests complete privacy or for creating an autonomous living area within the property.

Authentic Outdoor Areas with Sea ViewùThe outdoor spaces preserve the unmistakable character of Costa Paradiso, marked by wind-carved rocks and Mediterranean vegetation. A sheltered sea-view patio offers a pleasant area to enjoy even on breezy days.

Ponis' Organic Architecture
The entire property embodies the principles of Ponis' organic architecture: volumes that blend with the landscape, openings oriented toward selected views, and a direct, continuous relationship with the surrounding nature.